18. Water for preparing meals comes from:
[] 1 Piped
[] 2 Well or cistern
[] 3 Public tank/tap
[] 4 River or stream
[] 5 Rainwater
[] 6 Bottled water
18. Water for preparing meals comes from:
When two or more sources are used in the same household (for example from a water system and well water; cistern truck and rain water) explain to the interviewed person that the option to select is the one that it used most frequently for preparing their meals.
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Take into account the following criteria:
Public well
It is a faucet, pump or faucet located in a place in which all persons of the area have free access, for supplying water.
Cistern Tank
It is a vehicle adapted for storing and distributing water.
Water seller
A person who brings water in recipients and sells it for consumption in dwellings.
River, ditch or spring
When water comes directly from a natural current.
Rain water
It is water caught and stored in tanks, baskets, or other recipients.
Bottled water
It is that which has had a previous purification treatment done by company experts and that is obtained in commerce in demijohns, bottles or bags.